Which Result is Consistent with the Two-Visual System Hypothesis

Question

Which result is consistent with the two-visual system hypothesis?
A) A circle surrounded by large circles looks smaller than the same center circle surrounded by small circles
B) A disc surrounded by large discs is grasped in the same way as the same center disc surrounded by large discs
C) Damage to one part of the brain impairs object recognition but not vision for action, whereas damage to another part of the brain impairs vision for action but not object recognition
D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

Option A is consistent with the idea that the visual system responsible for perception takes into account surrounding context, which is supported by the two-visual system hypothesis. Option B is consistent with the idea that the visual system responsible for action takes into account the size of objects, which is also predicted by the hypothesis. Option C is consistent with the idea that there are distinct neural pathways for perception and action, which is a key tenet of the two-visual system hypothesis. Therefore, all three options are consistent with the hypothesis.